Heroes’ Day is a public holiday observed in Jamaica every third Monday of October. The day honors seven national heroes who have made significant contributions to the nation’s progress and freedom, including figures from various fields such as politics, education, and social activism. Notable heroes include Sir Alexander Bustamante, Jamaica’s first prime minister; Paul Bogle, known for his leadership in the quest for freedom; and Marcus Garvey, an advocate for the rights of Black individuals. The celebration serves as a tribute to these individuals, inspiring the youth of Jamaica. Customs typically involve paying homage to the heroes and reflecting on their legacies.